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Your pipes tell a story, but you can’t see it without the right equipment. Our camera inspection shows you exactly what’s happening inside your lines—no guessing, no assumptions, just facts.
When contractors tell you there’s root intrusion or a broken line, you deserve to see it for yourself. Our high-definition cameras travel through your entire system, capturing clear footage of blockages, cracks, or structural issues. You get a USB copy of the inspection, so you can make informed decisions about repairs.
This isn’t about selling you the biggest job possible. It’s about showing you what’s actually there, so you can choose the right solution for your situation and your budget.
We’ve been serving Selden families since 1998, bringing honest assessments and transparent service to every job. We’re the local company that shows up when we say we will and tells you what we actually find—not what we think you want to hear.
Our team knows Selden’s unique challenges, from older cesspool systems to the soil conditions that affect drainage. When your neighbor recommends us, it’s because we’ve earned that trust through decades of straight talk and reliable work.
We’re licensed, insured, and committed to this community. That means no high-pressure sales, no inflated estimates, and no surprises.
We start by locating your cleanout or access point—no digging required. Our waterproof camera system feeds into your pipes on a flexible cable, capturing real-time footage as it travels through your system.
You watch alongside our technician on a monitor, seeing exactly what we see. The camera’s LED lights illuminate every detail, from minor buildup to major structural issues. We measure distances so you know precisely where problems are located.
When the inspection is complete, you get a USB copy of the footage. This gives you documentation for insurance purposes and lets you get second opinions if needed. Most inspections take under an hour, and your property stays intact throughout the process.
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Every camera inspection includes a complete visual assessment of your accessible pipe system. We identify blockages, root intrusion, pipe damage, and structural weaknesses that could lead to future problems.
In Selden, we commonly find issues related to aging clay pipes, root intrusion from mature trees, and settling that affects pipe alignment. Our cameras can navigate through standard residential systems and detect problems that would otherwise require expensive excavation to discover.
You receive detailed footage showing the condition of your lines, precise measurements indicating problem locations, and our professional assessment of what needs attention immediately versus what can wait. This information helps you plan repairs strategically rather than reactively.
Camera inspection costs vary based on the scope of work and accessibility of your system. Most residential inspections range from $200-400, which is significantly less than the cost of unnecessary excavation or wrong repairs.
The investment pays for itself when you consider what you avoid—digging up your yard to find a problem, paying for repairs you don’t actually need, or missing issues that could cause expensive damage later. We provide upfront pricing before starting any work.
Many customers find that seeing the actual condition of their pipes helps them budget for maintenance and avoid emergency situations that cost much more to resolve.
Our high-definition cameras reveal everything inside your accessible pipe system. We can identify root intrusion, cracks, collapsed sections, blockages from grease or debris, pipe misalignment, and corrosion or deterioration.
The camera shows the exact condition of pipe walls, joints between sections, and any foreign objects causing problems. LED lighting ensures clear visibility even in completely blocked lines. We can distinguish between different types of blockages, which determines the best removal method.
You’ll see precisely where problems are located using measured cable footage, making any necessary repairs targeted and cost-effective rather than exploratory.
Camera inspection is completely non-invasive and causes zero damage to your property. We access your pipes through existing cleanouts or entry points—no digging, no excavation, no landscape disruption.
The camera system uses flexible cable that bends through your pipes without causing damage to the lines themselves. Your lawn, driveway, and landscaping remain completely untouched throughout the inspection process.
This is the major advantage over traditional inspection methods that required extensive digging to locate and assess pipe conditions. You get the same diagnostic information without any property restoration needed afterward.
Most residential camera inspections in Selden take 30-60 minutes, depending on the length of pipe being inspected and the complexity of your system. We work efficiently while being thorough in our assessment.
The actual camera work moves quickly, but we take time to explain what you’re seeing and answer your questions during the process. If we discover issues that need closer examination, we’ll focus on those areas to give you complete information.
You don’t need to clear your schedule for the entire day—this is a focused service that provides maximum information in minimal time, so you can make informed decisions about any needed repairs.
Yes, you receive a USB copy of your complete camera inspection footage. This documentation shows exactly what we found and serves as proof of your system’s condition for insurance purposes or future reference.
Having this footage is valuable when getting repair estimates from other contractors—you can show them precisely what needs attention rather than relying on their guesswork. It also helps you track changes in your system over time.
The video documentation eliminates disputes about what work is actually necessary and gives you confidence that any recommended repairs address real, visible problems rather than assumptions.
Schedule a camera inspection when you’re experiencing recurring drain problems, slow drainage, unusual odors, or when contractors recommend expensive repairs without showing you the actual problem. It’s also smart preventive maintenance for older systems.
In Selden, we recommend inspections for homes with systems over 20 years old, properties with mature trees near sewer lines, or when you’re buying or selling a home. Early detection prevents minor issues from becoming major emergencies.
If you’ve had repeated service calls for the same problem, or if someone tells you need extensive work, get a camera inspection first. Seeing the actual condition helps you make informed decisions rather than reactive ones.
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